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~: , Z . C •t NUMBER 5020.1 TUE ATRE RO t; THIS :.PRESENIT-,EVENING, Ott. 161 iSos, will periorm:ti. . . THE H e i.. LI.STON RoLinci_o 'M't. - RUSSE ; • Count - Mootathan; - Mr. HOLLAND ; Baithaz r, Afir„WROU(;.FITONI - I • i t Lai-fl i ed°, Mr. MIRTH WS; Gampillc, Mr' Dl)t) CKS ; • ":" Lopez, Mt. DE•CAMP ; JiAclucz, 41r. PE,Nt.E.Y ; • . Nliss..DUN CAN ; Volante,' Miss M E L LON ; - Zainora, Miss BOY C ;. Hostess, ; Mrs. S RglticS. • In A€l V. a :;ory, by Miss DUNCAN.' With a Dante incidental to the Piece. WITH THE THREE AND THE DEUCE: • ustic., Toticnit, mr. - PENLEY ; Mr. Milford, Mr.- LYRE ; Peregure Single, Mr. b. L. LIST ON ; Pgrtinax •Siliglt, Mr. E 1,1,1510 N Percival Single, Mr. t LLISTON • Hivrtptvey Iv; c. /MPH I:WS -771 • P • Mac Flo7gen, Mr. S E ; • - Ern4, Miss BoYCE ; Pllbe, Mrs. MAT; lEWS ; • raftiine, Mrs. 13 NU . The Prologue to be spolc4 , ii by E L LISTON. ' On Monday, - the -Coined) or r lie busy Body ; with (not•aded these hve years) the Grand Romance of Llue ; or, Fentale • 4)1 1 Thesliy, the Comedy of the West Indian. On Thursaay, The Beggars' Opera. TIME KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARKET : . (N MONDAY NEXT, Od. 17, 1848, Win be p inekt MACBETH. Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN; ..Il , Lcolm, Nit. CLAREMONT ; Macbeth, Mr. KEM BLE,; Macdutt; Mr. C. KE LE ; Itanqu o , Mr. Alliß R Y ; Lenox, Mr. CRESWELL; k<‘)lse, Mr. BRUNTON ; Lady "km:NAIL, Mrs. SlDDit NS ,• Gentlewoman, Mrs. FIUMniRIES. • • ,wtrit - THE FOREST OV HERMANSTADT; Or, PRlNci,ss ANL) NO PRINCESS. The Al usrc cokniaosed t - .) . Mr. kouv.s. • "l'her~nci p A; C;i?,ratters by Mr. Tllo:vieSQN,_.Nlr. ith_UNTON, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. BLANCHARD • -.Mr. LISTON, Mr. CII.,IVAN, J BF - ARIES, • Mr. KING, Mr. %V. MURRAY. Mrs. f1...1 0 } -, :iTr.)Nr, Mrs. C I2BS, •' , • Mti. DAVENPORT,-&c: Sec. . 7 ; • The Dances by . OEICAIt [(NE, the - Misses • ADA 4c. 6s. Second Pricey.--I'it 33. 61. Secoilti Priee 2s. 4 . 4 Callery 2s. Second l'rtce . • - Places for the Boxes -to be taken of , Mi. Brander', at the Office, in the flay- niarket. N. It The princi„al Entrance"to: ;the` will be from. A - •,- Market-lane. • Ladies and. Geutlemen artsrequested to 0rt1.7 •their Coaciir, , cti to set take up with their horses' heads • towards !''On Wednesd4, The Merehant ofTerCce l with The Fo. test of Hermint(4.l or,Plincs..anti No Pr;ncess. VII illUrs , ",a), 1E1.: ce,agzay w9 . t. iiJ win. ; or, The tdow's On Friday, the Comic (tpera c: Tlie Woodman ; with The Portrait of Cervantes ; or, , The Plottiug Lovers. SUIWERY. MR. CHAILES BELL will commence bis COURSE of La:Tutus on SURGERY, on TOL:SD/a the 12th of October, in Seven o'clock ti. the Evening. ' No. io.and it, Leicester street, Leicester square.. .• • NY NOBLEIVIAN or GENTLEMAN' S has now an Opportunity, by applying to Mr. ~ earte Andrews Looking Glass Manufacturer, No. 7, Citarillg Cross, o ' f purchasing a Quant;ty of BOT - F LED POaT WINE that tias been nearly Light Years in the Wocd ; also Quantity of very fine Pale Sherry, the property of a (,en.. Iteman.—The price 465. and 4gs. per Doz. Bottles incluti-d. A. "L. A Cap tal-toned FINGER OJIGAN, as good as Lew with five. Stops and a Pedal, in a tine ItiaP?gany tcaw vv "' a , '-„ —la handsome gilt Front a...d Car.ligsticis, tit Ipr ,_.vnlan Ch an , l ~ Cost I •vii iv sold for 55 ...,uin eas 1 .-- or ~...,n,. ILO I. . , , ,s , the Hay • It brands at i:iescnt in the prnprietor J hot.-e, near 4 i - in , a 'ket. Fur Address apply at N 0.5, Leicester place, e cester-square, between the hours of Eleven and Fpur. ..... WESTHORPE HOUSE and ESTATE, on the BANKS of • the "THAMES, near MAR 1.0 vv , BUCKS. ~' NY Gentkman inclitied to treat for the pun. e c t ita , se of the above EST.-1 I . E, and Llr. ' may obtain Particulars r ' n ' s °t Admission' to view the same; by applying to ynclaie, SQiicitor, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. "-- --- - ' • -PIZE WINE. FRtNCI-1 PORT, 'a Wine that will, if merely tasted Supersctcle the drinking ot Portugal Wine. —lt possesses,' all its richness, with the stren6th and flavour of itPUrguitily. ; and alth oug h t he Captors submit to a disposal of at a low price (from the..quantity on.h.uad), the Pureliasers Will by-no means find it interior to any F renc h Wi ne. p- Wardi of sOOO doz en o f t h e a b ove to disposed of (the- Li resi due,.. of goon tlozen),with a qu an tity o f exce ll ent . Fr ench W hitt: ,ine, at so. per dozen, and 7o dozc:at Madeira, at ; 7ci. per dozen, host les mcluded . Applications to he'rhade to Mr. A. Tod, Army aro Prize Aent, 3i, Great Tuiton-str,:et, C o llege.smet, Westmin. saer. ANNUITIES.. • • N Ye ars ' Pur c h ase w ill b e i mme di ate l y given TEfor A NUITI ES secured upon Freehold, C o pyh o ld, c r Ing Nl Lea se h old E states, wherc • toe Parties have. an a1? . . , 0-vtt: v tt: ilm t erest, and on which (by-reason of the prc:;,,,,re :,t the tig ' itt )( vi°l-1 Y cannot be o b ta i ne d upon Mortgage. A i nu oayounearte P urchase will likewise- be givelt for Annuities of Nloii -g ....ives s ecured on flue . like Property; the (merest Settle m e e Y i t"e Funds, Church. Freferrneiur, or Marriage • u ts. A Grantor ', • ' v . o-fl a Lt.! I ntetpllf. lin eithercase tf will! ates . ~ , _ sante. le ave the po - .Ver . bf tetice. - ntrr, tllt. APPIY person. II , orby.... No. 8 N ort P.-. rd 4--Y Letter (post-paid), to Mr. —,.t , uilib erland-street, ,strand. ~ • B EAUTIFUL Wt' MEN. THE great est B lemish to Beauty is superfluous ..... Hairs on the Face Neck, an I Arms-- HUB I: E . I:'s KosEATE POWDER .mtnediately remove , them, is ;it tli. and 7s, elegant article, pettedly innocent and pleasant; p pleasant to use, Sold by t ile Proprietor whotesale and retail, No. 23, Rus sell-szreet, Co vent-gdruen ; Overton, .^7,130,1d-'tret t Dui - net, 3, Ghcapside • ..thor n , 45, Gri;:ord l -street ; Davison, 5) , fleet -str eet ; - Buil, • DUbli n; Ilaxt•_:r, Edinburgh arid Glas gow ; Gieg,sons and I:anzon, live:Tor:l ; Catt:e, York ; !lSpooner, Worthing*; Gould, tun ; 11.,i;I:ins, Hull • Trew. ian,,Eketer ; Gregory., Briglito:.; Simson,k Herttont ; Its ."on, Coventry ; Sel(ion, Cl.c!::l.harn; Itlich..:ll, C , ,,imf . s.f to - ,;. Tymbs, Worcester ; Sprzlr, - ,e ; .l'-unbrirl,;•.: qeliA4tiivad kin;, Swan,ea ; and in everVl s, v'l , " .. . s N.B. Coed Ali r. ':il;lS. ........ .V s ;.R P - A rr-1 ‘tr -7r-gt , ci 4 k 41e S A 'l' UR. Dzi Y ) . OCTOBER 15 2 1808. NEW LOTTERY, • To begiiß Drawing the'f,oh of December, TM'. , • SCHEME. 4 ) Prizes of - £20,300 - are . Vo,eno 2 - - • • I 0,000 • • • • • • • 24i;000 5,000 6 - - - - i,000 10 500 . . . . • • 5, 0 00 20 - • - • 100 44 'co • 4,820 • • • • • 15 •• • • •• • 72,300 20,000 Tickets - • 'THE SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, as ;t. abounds in CA PATAL PRIZES ; and in addi tion to the usual Sum allotted by CJvcrnment, the Con tractor has permission of toe Lords of the Treasury for him to make a Free Gift of t,,00 Whole . Tickets, the Value of which it is impossible to calculate, as they may contain The following Capital Prizes : 4 -- of - £20,000 I - . of Crepe 2 - - - 10,000 to ' -Soo 2 - . Soo'a 2o • too ,C 200,000 There are 20.0n0 Tickeis in the Lotter), with not Three 13 1 ,a1 1.7 s « prize ; hut there:*re only ishoco Ti.:kets Itsk ;:t..1474, A spzt:dY Vurchase is oer - eft:fie necessary, as superior Bent.: fits are attii:itkil to paitteular Tickets drawn the First aid Second Days, and the wilole Lottery will be drawn in Four Days. Shares are entitled tna proportion of the above Benefits. Tickets and Shares arc selling at every Licensed Lottery.. Office, and by their Agents. TO BAKERS. N ELIGIBLE OPPORTUNITY now offers tor a 'middle-aged Person, competebt to the above Business, and who can command boo}_ to enter into partner ship witit the ion of a i'erson retiring. The situation is truly desirable, being in a pOblic Road, a respeelable and in. ' creasing Neighbourhood. The Business at pre:bent is equal to - 21' Sacks per week, which with perseverance may be con. sitibirably increased. For further Particulars enquire at Mr. Dixens, Baker, Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street. SALE .OF ESTATE, Bx. • i3It4COLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE., TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' In the Month of Junr next, at the Gorde:' Flecce Inn, in Louth, in the County or subjea to Conditions which will oe there and then produced, SEVERAL very Valuabl e FREEHOLD MES SUM.. ES and FARMS, Clo.ic:s and Parcels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land (nearly the wnole of, which is 'Virtu-tree), in the Parishes of Louth Park, North and SOuth Cockerington, Keddington, - Alv:iighain, and rreddietitorpe, in the County of 'Lincoln ; and at 13rirti mingtun, in the Parish of Chesterfield, in the County cl Derby, viz. Lots. Tenant's Names. P etnies. Quantities. A. R. r. I.—Mrs. ' . n it A Close of Meadow . 31 1' 2 4 2.—John PaOdison IX 7 - - ditto - - - 27 1 32 3.—Charles l'Awson - . ditto . - - 11 2 4 4. —Aro. Preston. A Iklessune and Farm 270 219 s.—John teach - - - - ditto_ - - - 140 3 32 (1.7.--f °hit Parker .- - - ditto .- - -- 1[ [ 3 24 7:=Thontas Simmons - - ditto - - - i;' , o o ILI . 4. --. t, Gree,two ; ;d - - - ditto 7 - - 43 1 2 t s or:01*,!1-- . . ditto' - - - ti 0 ,, I . L) Sc.—.c.— ;fro. Stubbs - - - ditto - ' 7 I i s 7 11:-.-T. Cocksod . A Cottage, Garden, &c. • o I 3 t 2. —Whit Fox - - - - ditto - o z 27 1 ;. - Charles Taylor - - - ditto, and Ground 3 : 0 o A Close of Arable in 1 4. —Robert Cox . .igton 23' itrornn 4 2 0 88 9 3 1 For Particulars (which will be delivered six we e ks pre,vious4 to tit!! S'ale), apply to Messrs. .Bullock and Arnold, No. its, Bedford-row, London; to Mr. fount Charlton, Land'Agcnt and Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; Mr. Paddison, - Attorney at Law, Louth; rto Thomas Birch, a South Cockerington, aiorec,aid, who wilt spew 'the Estatei in Lincolnshire ; and Mr. Cox, of Callow, near Chesterriald, will shew the' Land at Brirurnington. October, 1308. • A CLASSICAL AND ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER, Will be romrrienced on Tuesday, Odober 18, 1808, entitled i i 1 --, HE INQUISITOR,, printed in Quarto, on the 1 1 largest Paper allowed to be used--Price 7id. 'To be published on the Afternoon of every To :sday, Thursday, and 1 Saturday, 1 It was observed by our illustrious 13acon, in his treatise " De Auguientis Scientiarum," that the moltiplici ty of books ; should be codsidered indicative rather of rcanaty than super : flinty ; and that this penury, instead of being supinely re ; gretled, ought to be relieved by increasing the number of meritorious prokluaions. The observation extentiseniphati-- ! catty to what are denominated Periodical. Publications. Every new literary project supposes sonic deficiencies to be supolied, or some errors to he remedied. 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Dr. IAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. ,CAUTION: THEREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN has ob v tinned himself upon the Public as "- the original and only person" who ever prepared the Fever Powder and At leptic Pills for the late Dr. James, - they will he enabled to judge of tilig man's pretensions when they are it:firmed that lto was labourer in the Doctor's garden, Lambeth, at ele .ven shillings per week; and afterwards employed to Make up his 'Pills, : the Ingre,l;entstd which were weii.h Al out and de iiveredju him in mss 'for that purpose; and that ne never ~ dit,i.assis; in any parrot the process of the Fever Powde4 'to • wilthe Analeptic Pills owe their peculiar effi cac y, I t anift , e ev;dent, therefore, that Mr. PernWs are not Dr. ames's Pills; and :'me Public wiltdetennine what degree of ere:at is to be given to cue who has asserted, that he was the " o.isinal and only person" who ever assisted Dr. Jaines in preparing his Powder, wheit it appears that the Never Pow ' der was prepared many years before he worked:for Dr. lames, and even berore he was born. The' Anaicptit,' Pi:is (which Dr. Jam e s contrived as a remedy for nintrlf,And which pre sto:l:d his lift to' an advanced age) ate admiiably calculated fur I..sorders of -the Stomach and Bowels, and fer the Head ach;' , and other. bad elfects of free living ; as also fur matic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints : "they gently open. the pores by night, and tae" body by day, and are excellent tlotrispnd slight Fevers, and should never be omitted at bed-time atter any excess of easing or drinking. Sold only by F. Newbery and Son, No. 45, St. Paul's Cliur:Vyard, LOndon ; and at Dr. lames's late House, in Brutfin-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, or six in one J. 4e Box, price il. 45. Duty included. - Observe that the words,' " F. Newbery, No. 4s, St.' ratiV6," are en6ravcd,ir, the Stamps.. • THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILI ' OUS PILI4. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Domestic Medicine, that-complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable anti fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover for the relief ar.ti cure a safe and infallible remedy would per form a most important service to society. That discovery has now been • made in the Patent Antibilinus Pills of the "Rev. I Villiatn Barclay, the extensive sale of which i and the high esrimatkin in which they are deservedly held, has comitterably lessened the number of these complaints; and bids Lair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely etadi catini, them. These Pins have a quick and safe Operation, they at powerfully and specifically on the Bile, end thus remove the numerous distipiers connthed with it, Sick llead..Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Nen. vous Disorders from indigestion, . &c.. They are the most valuable. tarnily •Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor: is supported by the most " respectable eyiderree of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, .and in the end completing a This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, iirecc , .linended by the Ibllowing distinguished Personlges::: The Rigbt Hun. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. • Sir (ohn iloneywood, Barr. M. P. for Honiton. - Sir Stephen Lushington, Part. M.P, for Penyn. Thorn*, Anton, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Arnyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Hertford. Edmund BOelun, Esq. New.street, Spring Gardens. ThoinaS liaitimetsley, Esq. Pali4llll. W.G. Dickes, Esq. 'Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Re . r. Mr. Dirritick,' Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Fon..ster, Esq. M.P. for %Vcnlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. &itler, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail Stalibrd-street, Old Isond-street ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; BacOn and Co. !so, Ox ford-street ; and by - all respectable Venders in Town and Country.. A ( :action. —Observe the name of William Barclay is en. g raved on the Stamp, which is a ffi xed on the out s ide wr a p. per or each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous inu. tat i(-u. Nice st, fid, and los.. per box, wish ample dirediens. , .2-4 4 ,- i :: ‘ ,"T I P I* !::.. li iVi22,',%'::,..-1'7., :-,(.:''),.. tat-1,,,..- 041,,k ..; rpj'71,4'1!74 '., ~;:; ',---:: .e1V... / e;' , i."-i.•; :- %,•';'4,),"/ ''' •;?..L.4 . g.: ,,,, ' , ' ...••• ' . 41r: ' ifiliONA X ,i.. 1 , • 4k.,aizor:iii.l: .. • a. ... ~ •7 ;; - ' ~7 e s . i 4t7 \ H 4,..., ........... 4j ' ~.‘ .. ,/,4;• % , 4.21,:kt , . • At. . . 4 « I .• . ..i' i .z. i, «i ; V~( T'UiL,.il ~t :~~ f • - , [PRICE &:11..t3E1..T.CE.; THE C 0 Mii4 S SI() 0:r VICT fL His Ma; csfy' s L!:'' fFedverday the rg‘t cx GP e••aia f (~ e atel ;gyp), and treaf for Six 1:.:•a t of 441 i N 1 . 4 S H HOPS, one b 4,1 tberecl :n4. otbp - j,a,j CJ :f ;ir~ar t.t gtowd.) of e , e,t lca 'recta f, wrib wder. , Le. anvzit,ili le to S.2,7ples to . I, e 1. dcliveeed 14 the Apace al into it , Deptf,yi 2 tot tanp.uthi l'yitp,t‘th, in the j i;:ile , i2v'.fg ptopz.. tiara s . :'i c~iu.t;~'/'r St Depttbrd - Peru: mouth - _ _ - i.^a r . . and to be paid for 1y.81114- 3, py4r619, .zi , iik Lweirst, i 11,7 C y eitiii . after dale. , .:1 ' Me Cenditielt:r el go Crp , t o . n ,-, ) , ',, s ,, ~, (Mi,- e:* ' ' '~~ ~ter Nu regard 4t 111 he had tc 'any render-hz vt , h;chibr!' Pt !re s , "r;i! not le inserted in .buret, at I,:avb, or, that 5i...a . 11 . at.t be ,deliver-./ to the Board &jure One o'Clock au 1.1.)e ,farid 11',1/fesdv "ex:, 164' 14th Inslant ; nor unless the Pcriou makes ihe TA , eir,, or .rome 'person attinds, to a Clik! VICTUALLING-OPE1:1E, • , tz, THE COMIVISSIONERSIbr VICTU/ILLING HIS MAYESTP: NAVY do hereby give Notice,Thal e , : Weafne.rdqy the ,2d0,1 November next,- they will be ready to ceive iti,vg (sealed up j, and treat fir suckyltun... title; of W EST IND 1 A It U M ar shill be ,demanded for the use of His Majesty's Sh!pf and Vessels a! Leith, Leithoadi, and the Firth of Edinburgh, /or twelve Months certain ; and farther, until, Six Months warning:chall,,e git-rntv eithr side for the termination of the said Contra? : to be paid Joe bj Sidi, payable, with interest, ninety dav's after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sectetaly's .Office, at Ibis ogcr, or by applying to the Colleehr of .11is Ma. jesty's Customs at Leith, N o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be insertefr in words at length, or that shall nr. hr deliVered to the Board before One o'clock on the sea Wednesday, jai; of November next, or unless the,Persoa who makes- the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,. attends, to an4rr, when called for. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Sept. 22., 15308. T HE COMMISSIONERS. Ar CquilußingHis YESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, ,hor takh-g care cl Sick and Wounded Scamp:, and lta;'ihe care ana cuttoa . * of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Ns.fi4e, That they 7V/a ready at this Office, on Tuesday ibe 25th OFLI.er, 1838, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as mar he contras 7 fir Building and ccrnpletej. Finishing 4' a N AV . AL HOSPI TA L, Jr:tended erellea at 1 aranouti,As the cowry of Norfolk. , No Tender will tie received after One o'clock en the Day of Treaty, nor ay. noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for hini, tetsonalO• attend. Each Tender must be acc mpamied by a Letter from two relectable Persons engaging to become bound 7: ith the Person tendering, in the Sum of to,oool. for the due performance of the Contract. Derignr and Particulars e s f the llSrkr, in additicn to those be. fore see, may he inlet - led at this Office, ALEX.III'LEAY, Sec. „, . .:1:o.T1 - 10iVIAS TA YLOI{, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, • - Edinburgh; March rg, 180.1. • T BEG leave to ,inform you, that ever since the year 1790, 1 have been Alit - tea with the LuesVene , rea ; which, from its obstinately. resisting 'every course - of Medicine precribed by the; m'ost eininent of the 'Facility here, and undergoing several severe courses Of and twice discharged from the. Hospital, with little relit t, would appear to be of the most inveterate neture. In the spring of last year my disorder had gut to such a heed, as nearly to put a period to my existence-4- had a large -eLer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, an d my ices were broke out in a frightfel manner ; ;my right was dread . Tully painful, and had _been in a state, of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes en it, was very much discoloured, arid gave me soch excru rutt ing pante particularly when warm in bed, as nearby te de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable statt, I was re.:oin_ mended by Mr, . Thompson, -( war) received so gzert a cure by them ehere),. to take your Leake's Patent VIPs, which I began -to- de on the .:26th of May ; in te:•• arse of aefortnigliter i• began to receive benefit— in lei • 7re! than a month i e the uleets oft nay heed and P.f.:: soundly healed—soon aiter, the sores on my hee also ; leaving, however, consuterable discoloeratie e skin, and pain in the bone.of the left, which, . h • '• sing of God, and a little longer perseverance • e luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes di teee.se, ! H. ..!„ regaining its natural hue; and tile noescernal golng off. I • thus became, by your liberal aave er ; . dicine, perfeCtly free from all my fernier corapi!e',!-.; -.- have recovered my former spirits and strength, and come jolly and fat, in which' state eavingcontintnel months to the astonishinent of all who knew ince 1 ;en at a loss in what terms to express my ventricle, but. bee yoe, for the good of other sulfering mortals, to make tttis my " case as public as possiblee'es I shall on every occasien ; in so tieing, you will greatly . oblige, Sir, your grateful, Obedient, very humble servant, • ALgXeMURKEIe. - Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : ions; TnorarsON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and 'OHM WI TOSM, Oki Assembly:Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the cote proprietor, 'THOMAS 'ILA LOR, MCM' • rof the Royal College of Sur -geonse at hiefleusee No. 9, New Bridge -street, London -; where, alter a Fcinstatit residence of more than thirty-sit •• • years, in'a practice particularly directed to, the .cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of , e•Ge.neratione . evtth that inviolable secrecy' which ';ine'n of his profession should always observe in SUPH cases, he . ' flattests !himself, the advice and assistance he grefiiit eus ly administers to persons taking this Medic i ne, will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as -an advntagesel dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, e t. ' Albans-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. r e 3, re v , ord-streete Mr. Disborougli's, No. 7, Fivh-st r eet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. e, Union-row, Little Tower. hill.; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. - Mac donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and ant person in every considerable town in Greit 13ritaie end Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with tell 'and plain directions, whereby persons el - either sex cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, anu safety.., N. 13. Every Box sold in Great !intern is sealed up wit h a Stamp, on which, by favour or the Cominissiuner s * ..s . - printed, at. the Stamp .ot:fice—" Taylor, No. e. Bridge- streets" —to i mitate w hi e r i is Felony, and all'otheis art Counterfeits.'